Fire OG Strain
Red-haired OG with a fast, forceful onset.
Fire OG is a indica strain from OG Kush x SFV OG Kush, typically testing 20–26% THC and <1% CBD. It leans limonene and myrcene on the terpene side, smells like lemon-forward fuel with pine and earth, and most patients describe it as fast onset, strong, heavy body. It's a evening strain that people reach for night, higher tolerance, stress — ask for it at RedBilly in Colcord or Roland, Oklahoma.
- THC
- 20–26%
- CBD
- <1%
- Type
- Indica
- Lineage
- OG Kush x SFV OG Kush
Fire OG crosses two OG lines and lands at the stronger end of the family. The name refers to the red-orange hairs as much as the potency.
It comes on faster than most OG crosses. Where SFV OG settles in gradually, this one announces itself in the first few minutes.
Lemon leads the nose here rather than pine, with the fuel and earth showing up behind it.
The body effect is heavy and the euphoria up front is real, which is a combination that suits the end of the night and very little else.
Because the range reaches the mid-twenties, newer patients should treat it carefully and start with one draw.
Limonene at the front of the profile keeps the first stretch brighter than the finish suggests it will be.
It is a good choice for patients whose tolerance has outgrown the gentler OG cuts but who still want the classic flavor.
Availability rotates with the grow cycle at Colcord and Roland. The live menu shows exactly what is in the case today.
How it smells
Lemon-forward fuel with pine and earth
How it feels
- Fast onset
- Strong
- Heavy body
- Euphoric
Patients reach for it for
Night · Higher tolerance · Stress
From behind the counter
The strong one in the OG row. Fast, and it does not ease you in.
Fire OG questions we get
How strong is Fire OG?
Published testing typically runs 20–26% THC, at the higher end of the OG family.
Is Fire OG indica or sativa?
Indica-dominant, with a heavy body effect after a fast, euphoric start.
What does Fire OG taste like?
Lemon-forward fuel with pine and earth underneath.
Why is it called Fire OG?
Mostly for the bright red-orange hairs across the buds, though the potency reinforces the name.
Strains rotate with what our growers bring in. Check today's live menu to see if Fire OG — or something close to it — is on the shelf right now.
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